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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TO PAN, by ANONYMOUS
First Line: "twy-horn pan, the ridgy hills"
Last Line: Of thine ever-springing fount
Subject(s): Mythology - Classical;pan (mythology)
First Line: "twy-horn pan, the ridgy hills"
Last Line: Of thine ever-springing fount
Subject(s): Mythology - Classical;pan (mythology)
TWY-HORN Pan, the ridgy hills
Walking and the maiden rills
Leading in thy rocky haunt,
Favour us the stony way
Travelling, who have drunk to-day
Of thine ever-springing fount.
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